EstateGuru Reports Robust Performance of Loan Origination Volume in July Across Key Markets

EstateGuru reports that the loan origination volume in July “performed robustly across our key markets.”

As noted in the update shared by EstateGuru, Estonia accounted “for €5.0M, Latvia contributed €1.4M, and Lithuania added €1.9M, resulting in a total origination volume of €8.9M.”

The EstateGuru team also mentioned that loan origination volume “in July performed robustly across our key markets.” Estonia has reportedly “accounted for €5.0M, Latvia contributed €1.4M, and Lithuania added €1.9M, resulting in a total origination volume of €8.9M.”

During this period, a total of 92 loans, “amounting to €12.5M, were successfully repaid by borrowers.” These loans generated a commendable average “return of 8.9%, showcasing the strength and reliability of our investment opportunities.”

EstateGuru are pleased “to report a steady increase in recovery efforts within our primary markets in the Baltics and Finland.” Notably, a significant recovery of €1.3M was “achieved in Lithuania, underscoring our commitment to maximizing investor returns.”

EstateGuru’s dedicated workouts and legal initiatives in Germany “are currently operating at peak intensity, reaffirming our resolve to secure investor interests.”

To ensure the continued stability and growth of their loan portfolio, EstateGuru have implemented an updated credit policy with several crucial enhancements:

  • Concentration Limits: We have established new borrower group credit exposure limits. For new borrower groups, including related parties and loans, the maximum credit exposure is set at €2.0M in Latvia and €3.0M in other countries. Existing borrower groups have a maximum exposure limit of €4.0M. Exposure beyond this limit mandates the implementation of an exit strategy, with exceptions subject to approval by the risk committee.
  • Probability of Default: To maintain a healthy risk profile, projects with a maximum probability of default, as per Moody’s assessment, are capped at 5%.
    Project Scope: Going forward, we will no longer engage in large-scale development projects, ensuring a prudent and focused approach to project selection.
  • Related Party Loans: We have discontinued the provision of related party loans, aligning with our commitment to transparent and responsible lending practices.
  • Valuation Guidelines: For new credit evaluations, the valuation of collateral must not be older than 6 months, allowing us to maintain an accurate assessment of project value.
  • Collateral Ownership: As part of our strategy to enhance loan security, privately owned collateral will no longer be accepted.


Sponsored Links by DQ Promote

 

 

Send this to a friend